(just agreeing)- HIIT can be quite easily
done on a stationary bike which helps you control intensity and lowers chance of injury of course.
Technically, the Tabata protocol was
done on a stationary bike, but anything that enables you to work at maximum intensity will provide you with similar results.
Not exact matches
While reporters hovered around anxiously, he was off in another part of the clubhouse, calmly
doing his accustomed 20 - minute postgame workout
on a
stationary bike.
In the weeks before the credit card reform bill passed the Congress, Emanuel and Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D - N.Y.) had a constant, running dialogue about the legislation she was sponsoring in between time
on the
stationary bike (Emanuel) and tae kwon
do (Maloney).
Somewhere in this list is the best
stationary bike for your needs, whether it's heavy - duty and laden with features or focused
on simplicity to just get the job
done.
The first group performed resistance training involving weight machines and some free weights; the second performed only aerobic exercise
on treadmills, elliptical machines and
stationary bikes; the third underwent combined aerobic and resistance training; and the last group
did no exercise training.
If you absolutely have to
do cardio
on a leg day, choose some lighter exercises that will get your blood flowing, support your leg training instead of decreasing its efficiency and place less stress
on the knees, such as low - intensity steady - state cardio
on the
stationary bike or elliptical machine.
But that doesn't mean you have to resign yourself to traveling the sidewalk or going nowhere
on the
stationary bike at the local gym.
In that case, warming up will help you prevent injuries, Perkins says: «If your session is going to include traditional strength training, you
do want to start out with about 5 minutes
on a
stationary bike or walking
on the treadmill,» she says.
For years I've listened to friend after friend rave about how great they feel during and after a 45 - minute session
on a
stationary bike, and I just don't get it.
If you are training only for the splits then spend 10 minutes
on a treadmill or
stationary bike and 10 minutes
doing dynamic stretching before you begin your splits exercises.
I found a study today that looked at
doing sprint intervals
on a
stationary bike for only 3 minutes a day.
However,
on one of those days they
did a small sprint interval
on a
stationary bike.
For instance, if for the first week you are using jogging as your cardio exercise and push - ups for muscle - building, then
on the next week you should perhaps
bike for cardio (even a
stationary bike will suffice) and
do pull - ups to build your muscles.
Also perhaps it would be easier to
do stationary bike instead of elliptical because that tends to be easier
on the knees.
The problem I'm finding is that even after
doing no more than 4x30s intervals
on the
stationary bike with 1m breaks when I'm getting back into HIIT (or up to 8x45s intervals with 30s - 45s breaks after I've been
doing HIIT for a few weeks), my leg days suffer.
Most people prefer to
do cardio
on a treadmill or elliptical or
stationary bike and that's fine, but since I spend the majority of my gym time lifting weights, I have no patience to ride a
stationary bike for an entire hour while staring into a TV monitor.
But for those who don't know, spin class is
done on a
stationary bicycle (a spin
bike) while you follow the instructor's directions.
Good forms of aerobic exercise are:
stationary bike, jogging (this can also be
done on a treadmill), fast walking (also can be
done on a treadmill), stair stepper, elliptical machine, rowing machine, sets of sprinting, running, or any other form of cardiovascular activity that would raise your heartbeat to the fat burning zone.
I
do sprints
on a
stationary bike but not anywhere near that level.
I anyway watch a lot of video
on youtube, so I just add them to watch later and play while
doing cardio
on stationary bike.
If I want to tighten up a bit, I'll
do 20 minutes
on either the elliptical trainer or the
stationary bike.
This will increase the results you see while reducing your time
on the treadmill,
stationary bike, or whatever form of cardiovascular training you
do.
Or you could
do them
on the elliptical, the rowing machine or the
stationary bike — or whatever else you want.
Doctors and others may suggest that
doing an hour
on the treadmill, elliptical or
stationary bike daily with some calorie restriction
on your food will get you there.
Doing about five minutes
on a
stationary bike at a moderate pace followed by some stretching should be sufficient.
If you are training only for this goal then spend 10 minutes
on a treadmill or
stationary bike and 10 minutes
doing dynamic stretching before you begin your stretching exercises.
I've been
doing like an hour
on the
stationary bike, pretty quick but little resistance, only because it's easy in front of the TV.
Luckily, with a Schwinn recumbent
stationary bike you don't have to actually stand
on your feet to start moving.
They usually
do cardio
on machines such as treadmills, stepmills, stepmasters, and
stationary bikes.
I
do RPM (
stationary bike cardio circuit) Monday, step aerobics with a 6 - 12 inch step (high intensity cardio) then immediately after I
do pump (full body strength training I uses 15 - 20 pounds of weights)
on tuesday, RPM or a dance class (like Zumba)
on Wednesday, step and pump
on Thursday, RPM
on Friday, pump
on Saturday and RPM Again
on Sunday... Sometimes I will take Sunday or Wednesday off.
I've been
doing HIIT
on the
stationary bike with great results.
For the gym - goer: You can also use this plan to cross-train,
doing the exact same routines while
on the elliptical machine, rowing machine or
stationary bike.
I don't swim but just so frustrated I'm not able to
do exercise at the moment but the
stationary bike sounds a possibility and I
did see an offer for a
bike from Sweatband that was
doing a good offer
on a fold up one.
«So every morning, after 30 minutes of exercise
on my
stationary bike, I check off in my notebook that I've
done it that day.
Musk exercises, but
does so in ways that offer pleasure not pain, like 30 minutes
on a
stationary bike while reading or weights and stretches while watching TV.
The study suggests that a majority of the students could
do better academically if they're sitting
on activity balls or
stationary bikes.